Commanding The Wonders of God Part 2

 In this powerful episode, we dive deep into what it truly means to command the wonders of God—not through human might, but by living in alignment with His Word, purity, and purpose.

Rooted in Isaiah 9:6, we recognize Jesus as the Wonderful Counselor—the source of all divine wonders. From the extraordinary miracles in Acts 19:11-13 and Acts 5:12 to the spiritual authority given in Mark 16:17-18, this episode unpacks how God's wonders are not reserved for the elite but are accessible to those who walk in obedience and intimacy with Him.

We'll explore the barriers to divine manifestation, like sin and disobedience (Isaiah 59:1-3), and the lifestyle that attracts God's presence (John 8:29, 2 Timothy 2:21, Hebrews 1:9). Learn how internalizing God’s Word (Psalm 119:11, Jeremiah 15:16) and speaking it boldly (Isaiah 55:10-11, Jeremiah 20:9) activates His supernatural power in your life.

God is still working wonders today. The question is: Are you positioned to command them?

Wilfred discusses the wonders of God, focusing on the miraculous birth and ministry of Christ, the unusual miracles performed through the apostles, and the importance of walking with God to experience these wonders. He emphasizes the need for faith, obedience, and living a life that pleases God as keys to commanding the wonders of God in our lives today. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to prepare themselves as vessels for God's work in the end times.

• Christ's birth was a source of amazement in Israel.
• God performed unusual miracles through Paul, not Paul himself.
• Miracles are a result of God's power, not human ability.
• Walking with God is essential to experience His wonders.
• Keeping God's commandments is crucial for receiving from Him.
• Signs and wonders should be a regular part of a believer's life.
• To see miracles, one must believe and act in faith.
• Dwell in the secret place to experience God's presence.
• Loving righteousness and hating sin attracts God's anointing.
• Preparation and availability are key to being used by God.

Believers should give themselves fully to God for wonders to manifest.

Scripture References Covered:
Isaiah 9:6 | Acts 19:11-13 | Acts 5:12 | Isaiah 59:1-3 | John 8:29
Mark 16:17-18 | Psalm 119:11 | Isaiah 55:10-11 | Jeremiah 20:9 | Jeremiah 15:16
2 Timothy 2:21 | Psalm 91:1-2 | Ecclesiastes 8:3 | Hebrews 1:9 | 1 Peter 1:14-17 

 Let the wonders of God begin in your life—starting now. 

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